M"ET)FORD MAIL TRTBHN"E, XrEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1933.
PAGE FIVE
Local and
Guests at Central Point Mn. O. H.
William and daughter Ilda of this
city apent yesterday visiting mends
at Central Point.
Hallway Man Here W. X. Scott of
ttie Chicago Northwestern railway,
waa a business caller In Medford to
day. Here from Junction City Irene
Bechdolt of Junction City arrived on
the train this morning to be guest of
her uncle. K. E. Bechdolt of Butte
rails.
From Georgia Mrs. 0. O. Young
of Brownsville. Oa., arrived this
morning to visit her husband, who
It located at the Applegate forest
ranger'a station.
Mrs. Frey In Hospital Mrs. Geo. T.
ATrey, who underwent a major opera-
tlon at the Community hospital this
morning, was reported to be getting
along nicely thla afternoon.
Interment at Glendale E. M. Pitt
man of Wimer, for whom funeral
servloes were recently conducted, was
laid to rest In the Forest Lawn ceme
tery In Glendale, Cal.
Committee Meeting Girl Scout
'Community committee will meet Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock at Girl
Scout headquarters, 600 East Main
street, according to announcement
Issued. "
Route! to Do publicity Ernest Roa-
tel received a call last night from
Fort Klamath and Is leaving today for
that section to handle the publicity
for the annual ski tournament
be staged there this month.
Goes to Coast City Mrs. Helen
Nelson left on the train this morn
ing for Orants Pass to continue to
crescent CrW on tne stage, one ex-
Ypecta to spend several weeks In the
coast town.
Going to Seattle Tom Culbertson
city airport superintendent, Is leav
ing Friday afternoon on the United
Airlines plane for Seattle, where he
will remain until Sunday, attending
to business In connection with the
airport.
Ston Enroute South Mr. and Mrs,
C. B. Tillman and daughter Viola
stopped here en route south to oe
meats for the day of Mrs. Kenneth
Hathaway before continuing to their
home In Redding after a visit in
Portland.
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From a Distance From points dis
tant to Medford, hotel guests Include
h. Pearle MacClellan of Albany, N. Y
Mr. and Mrs. N. Gelbardt of Kala
mszoo, Mich.. L. H. Espey of Colum
bus. Ohio, and Dale D. Price of Pa-
onla. Colo.
Return by Plane In his private
Klnner-powered Fleet airplane, ii. a
Miller returned to hi home In Ban
Mateo, Cal., yesterday afternoon, his
pilot. Eddie Edison, having flown to
the Medford municipal airport from
the south for him.
Thursday Callers Among visitor
,ln thl city today from other points
far George Knight of John Morreii
& Co.. Eugene: Mr. and Mrs. u. u.
Caster of Phoenix, Ike Fridegar of
Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cornell
of Orants Pass, E. . Faber, Central
Point, and Violet Olsen of Jackson
vine.
From Other Towns Visitor today
In Medford from other towns are Mrs
Geo. Butler and son of Yreka, Cal.,
Vinton Beall of Central Point, M. 8.
Hoover of Scott's Bar, Cel.. M. A. Tay
lor of Talent, Mrs. B. 0. Jones of
Gold Hill. Mr. 0. H. Gooch of Mt
Shasta, Cal., P. G. Denson of Duns-
mulr.
Precipitation Light Aocordlng to
the report Issued this morning by the
United States weather bureau's local
station at the airport. .03 of an Inch
of precipitation waa recorded between
5 p. m.. Wednesday and 8 a. m. this
morning. The light snowfall Wed
nesday afternoon only measured
trace W. J. Hutchison, meteorologist,
said today.
Will Plav Tonight The Ensemb
PI a vera of Ashland, consisting of
Florence Hubert. J. O. Anderson,
Maude Meader, Charle Galleon, vio
lins: Bertha Denton, flute; Chester
Woods and Phylll Sparr, 'cellos, un-
der the direction of Frieda Ernestine
. JJratzel, will play a half hour program
over KMBD this evening at ocioca,
it was learned today.
Aviators Here C. W. Larson and
F. H. Stephens of the Portland air
port, and Art Johnson of the Oakland
airport, were overnight guests In Mea
ford, registering at a local hotol
Harold Crary. director of advertising
and news service for the United Air
Lines, with headquarters In Chicago.
was also registered at a Medford
hotel.
Rural Visitors Rural visitors were
represented In Medford today by
many people, who are welcoming the
Junehlne but anxious to see more
sin and less freezing weather. Among
the callers were Jas. Hosklns of Trail.
C. W. Miller of Williams, Guy Pruett
of the Eagle Point section, Mr. and
Mr. H. J. Arnold and son of Copper
and H. A. Dltsworth and son of Trail.
Registered Here The list of hotel
registrations here today carries,
among others, the following names:
E. H. Clark. George Sutton. A. A.
Markel. C. W. Spencer. J. D. Kler, B.
O. Mills and Ernest Ludlow of Port
land. E. M. McAree of the San Fran
cisco Examiner. Mr. and Mrs. Allison
Csmeron of Roseburg. Alex Apples
and Lleut.-Col. H. A. Boswlch of Se
attle. From San Franciwo Those from
6n Francisco who were guesta at
l:?al hotels Included Sam Rosen. Doi
v'.iy Jordon. Mr. snd Mrs. James
Turner and Hugo Oppenhelm. Others
from the stste of slifomla were
Richard E. Morton, T. C. Stewart ana
Lou Cohen of Los Angeles. Mr snd
Mrs. P. J. Denson of Dunsmulr. Mr.
snd Mru. V. L. Patton snd Mrs.
Charles H. 0-o:h of Pasadena and
4- M. WftiW of weed.
Personal
P.-T. A. to Meet Tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock, the Eagle Point
parent Teachers' association will
meet, announcement by Miss Yetta
R. Olson states.
Mrs. Shoemaker 111 Mrs. O. K.
Shoemaker of Cottage street waa
rushed to the Community hospital
last night for an emergency opera
tion. She was reported getting along
satisfactorily thl afternoon.
Navy Ship Here Lleut.-Command-
er A. H. Beswlck of the U. S. nsvy
stopped at the -Medford municipal
airport yesterday afternoon before
continuing his flight to Seattle from
Oakland. Lleut.-Commander Beswlok
was flying a Martin bomber.
Exams Tomorrow All persons wish
ing permit for licenses to drive cars,
are asked to get In touch with Ward
MoReynolda, examiner of operators
and chauffeurs, who will be In Med
ford Friday and Saturday, at the dt7
hall. His office will be open from
m. to 5 p. m. on Friday and from
8 a. m. to B p. m. on Saturday.
Has Choice Fowl Eakln Hatchery
of Talent ha the Tom Cochran big
egg type of S. C. W Leghorn hen
direct from Camden, Mo., which lays
a 24-ounce egg as a pullet, and 27 to
30-ounce egg as a hen, according to
Mr. Eakln, who waa in Medford yes
terday. The hatchery also has the
Barred Rock and Rhode Island Reds,
which, he said, are of good laying
strains. -
Register from North Those from
the city of Portland, whose names
appear on the hotel register Include
O. C. Barr, O. A. Beattle, H. C. wall
ing. George D. Roe, Mr. and Mrs. a,
Horensteln, Mr. and Mra. H. Haskell.
G. H. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
Gibson, A. J. Stephen, W. E. Travis.
G. F. Walker. Dean Asdell, E. C. Koer-
nen, S. G. Mendenhall, H. A. DeWare,
Mr. and Mr. R. D. Sherln and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goldman. J. F
Dwyer, C. O. Hale, J. W. Ltnd and
C. L. Dllllng.
STREET LIGHTS
All 4000 lumen overhead street
lamps were removed from Med ford's
lighting district and replaced with
2500 lumen lamps last month aocord
lng to report for January made by
Frank Rogers, building and electrical
Inspector for the city. Seventy-seven
2500 lumen overhead street lamps
were changed to 1000 lumen lamps
In the economy program Inaugurated
by the city and other changes maae
as follows:'
Disconnected 30 ornamental lamps
on Sixth street.
Disconnected all stringer lights In
the city; with tbe exception -of two
strings on South Riverside.
Finished Installing additions to
police alarm system giving this city
very complete system, and so de
signed that additions may be made
at the minimum of expense. "
Various inspections Incidental to
building permits and re-inspections
were made.
One chimney condemned and ord
ered repaired.
incidental repairs were maae to
lighting system In the city hall and
at the airport.
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OFF FOR BRAZIL
THIES, Senegal, Feb. O.yp) De
termined to beat the four and one
half day record recently made by the
big French plane "Arc-en-CIel" In a
Europe-South American flight, capt.
James A. Molllaon. noted British avi
ator, hopped off at 12:50 a. m. (4:80
a. m. E. S. T.) today for Natal, Brazil,
in his plane. "Heart' Content."
The British filer, who last year
msde the only solo westward flight
across the North Atlsntlc, left
Lympne, England, at 8:12 a. m. (7:12
a. m. here) Monday. He made lana
lnga at Barcelona, Spain: Agadlr, Mo
rocco, and Villa Clsneros, Dlo de Oro,
before reaching here.
Flynn Will Open
Shop In Medford
T. K. Flynn, who returned with his
family to Medford from Oakland.
Cal.. Monday to make his home, plans
to open an electric store) here In the
near future, he announced today. M-.
Flynn formerly owned the Medford
Electric company, which was located
In the offices now occupied by the
Southern Oregon OS company. Re
went out of business here at the time
he enlisted In the World war.
CTUDIO THEATRE
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STARTS TODAY
"CONGORILLA"
With
MR. and MRS. MARTIN JOHNSON
One and Only Talking Picture
Entirely Made In Africa
Also
"The Last of the Mohicans"
Ripley Cartoon News
A Operated
lOc
Children 5c
First Rows
Thursday and Friday
"FALSE FACES"
Lowell Sherman, Peggy Shannon
.VivoOh Teacher
The Marrlaee Row Soccer
liallr Mat. I:J0. F.ve. J p. m.
Home Owned i
c b iav r
Phone as)
A circuit court Jury. B. M. Bush.
electrical dealer, thl city, foreman,
lata yesterday returned a verdict in
favor of W. H. Norcroes, Central
Point ' district orchardlat, In bis suit
against Howard A. Hill. L. A. Banka,
W. B. Barnum. O. B. Morrow, George
Schumacher and wife, Leon D. Har
ris, and O. H. Taylor. The defend-,
ant assertedly endorsed a promis
sory note for $1000, collection of
which was Bought by Norcross.
The verdict reached after snore
deliberation, was for tbe full amount
sought S899.78. and 1119.80 Interest.
Attorney fee of a 100 were also
granted.
Testimony In tbe case snowea mat
the defendant were director In the
Peargrower Protective Association.'
and aa aucb had signed a promis
sory note for a 1000 In favor of Nor
cross. Norcross loaned the money to
nurcbase equipment for spray resi
due testa under the direction of
George Schumacher, chemist. The
promissory note waa made In June,
1930 and was payable November 1,
1930.
In August, 1931, at a meeting, the
testimony showed, the defendants aa
directors, agreed that three-quartera
of a cent should be withheld
boxes of peara shipped through Banks
and the funds thus secured applied
to the Norcross note).
The nlalntlff alleged that the
three-quarter cent box levy waa col
lected but not applied to the note
payment.
The defense contended that Banks
acted a an agent of Norcross and
that when the money was collected
by Banka they were released from
responsibility of the note.
All the prlnclpala in the suit are
orchardists. and the case attracted
much local tntereat.
In connection with the case, L. A.
Banks, addressed a letter to the court,
explaining hla reasons for not ans
wering the subpoenas Issued, direct
ing him to bring the records of the
Suncrest Orchards Inc.. into court.
The letter, resds a follows. In part:
"I am perfectly willing to be tried
for embezzlement In an unprejudic
ed court before an unbiased Jury
composed of forty-two growers who
are Interested In the 1931 fruit ac
count. "But standing on my Constitu
tional rights, I must respectfully de
cline to recognize the suthortly of
your court to subpoena me a a wit
ness for the obvious purpose to give
evidence in a case where I have been
openly charged with a crime.
"Therefore. I will not appear ana
I am further instructing my book
keeper, Mr. A. J. Blschoff, not to ap
pear.
"Very truly yours,
"LLEWELLYN A. BANKS."
The letter waa filed yesterday with
the county clerx, as part of the
county records.
During the course of the trial yes
terday, Attorney Porter J. Neff for
the defense, declared that the "fail
ure of the aherlff'a office to prop
erly serve the subpoenas" had pre
vented the appearance of Banks ana
his bookkeeper, A. J. Blschoff. Bank
In hla letter takes the blame, and
say the sheriff served the subpoena
February 7.
BIDS FOR TIRES ARE
Bids for tires to be used by Jack
son county the coming year were
presented to the oounty court this
morning. The bids were referred to
County Engineer Paul Bynnlng for
checking.
The road supervisors made reports
to the county court on labor and re
lief conditions in their districts, as
requested at a session held with the
county court last Monday.
The balance of the morning session
waa devoted to routine matters, and
consideration of applications for wW-
owa' pension and bills,
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Bridge Plan Approved
WASHINGTON, Feb. B. (AP)
The war department today approved
plans of the Oregon highway com
mission for a bridge across the John
Day river near Astoria.
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THE DEVIL IS DRIVING
Edmund Lowe and Wynne Gibson
rival each other for wise-cracking
honora In "The Devil la Driving'
coming tomorrow and Saturday to
the Craterlan theatre. But when they
get wise about love they find It'a "no
fooling."
"No More Orchids," with Carol Lom
bard, closes Its run at the Oraterlan
tonight,
SIDNEY FOX HEADS
CAST RIALTO FILM
What might be termed a "most
timely subject" Is on the screen of
the Rial to theatre today and tomor
row. "Afraid to Talk." with Eric
Linden and Sidney Fox In featured
roles, Is a story of political Intrigue
and the machinations of political
bosses.
It tells the story of a young man
In a big city who Is "framed" for a
murder he did not commit. Just to
satisfy the Insistent clamorings of
press and public for a "showdown."
How the very same press and public
finally Bhow up the crooked manipu
lations of the political ring, and free
the Innocent person Is forcefully and
dramatically brought out In the pic
ture. LOWELL SHERMAN
N "FALSE FACES"
Lowell Sherman Is featured In
False Faces", which opened thla
afternoon at the Roxy theater. It la
the story of a plastic surgeon who
uses all his powers for personal pro-
lit.
Successful Beauty
Ann Roat' Indian name It "Ah.
na-wake," which meana YVhltt
Flower, and her grandfather waa
ohief of the Cherokee tribe. Shi
haa been declared a "find" and a
great future Is predicted for her In
film at Hollywood. (Associated
Press Photol
Dr. Clancy Resumes
Medford Practice
Dr. R. W. Clancy, who recently re
turned to this city from Portland,
ha resumed his medical practice here
and has opened an office In the Mel
ford Center building. His name ap
peara on the doorway of the group
of offices occupied by Dr. James C.
Hayes, Dr. W. E. Lantls and Dr. B. L.
Lsgeson.
Informal
Valentine
DANCE
for
Elks snd Invited
Quests
Tues. Nite
FEB. 14TH
ELKS
TEMPLE
Good Music
Plenty of
Surprises
DECISION DELAYED
OUT OF ASHLAND
No decision was reached yesterday
at a public hearing between the
state highway commission and the
city of Ashland council and property
owners, relative to early work on right
of way of way costs, Is the chief on
atacle at present.
The state highway commission gave
all concerned a. week in which to
reach an agreement on the problem.
To this end, a committee composed
of Dr. B. Q. Bark well, Irving E. VI n-
Ing, C. M. Oreen, Fred D. Warner, F.
3. Whittle, and R. E. DletrHh Mil
meet with the landowners at Ash
land tomorrow morning, In an effort
to adjudicate the matter satisfactory
to all concerned.
Aocordlng to reports from Ashland.
the property owners along the 1.6
miles of the route, ask approximately
$50,000 for the land. The state high
way commission holds that $15,000 or
$20,000 is ample to pay.
The county court attended the sea
slon yesterday. The county court Is
anxious that construction start
soon as possible so as to relieve the
local unemployment situation. The
work will cost about $60,000, which
Includes two bridges over Bear creek.
Bids for the work were opened two
weeks ago, but have not been
awarded.
Markety
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. .(AP)
CATTLE, 35; calves, 10; nominally
steady.
HOGS, 676; nominally ateady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS, 60c; ateady.
Portland Poduce
PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 9. (AP)
BUTTER Prints, 92 score or better.
19c; standards 18c.
EOGS Pacific Poultry Producers'
selling prices: Fresh extras, 14c;
standards, 13c; mediums, 13c.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retailers, Country killed hogs, best
butchers, under 150 lbs., 4-5o; veal
er 80-100 lb., 8c: lambs ll-12c:
yearling 5c; heavy ewes, 4-4Vc; can-
ner cows 3-3c lb.; bulls, 4-4V4C lb.
BUTTERFAT Direct to shippers'.
station, 13-14c; Portland delivery
prices: Churning cream, 14-15c;
sweet cream, higher.
ONIONS Selling price to retailers:
Oregon, 80-85C cental; Yakima, Span
ish, 76-85C cental.
Ltve poultry, potatoes, wool and
hay, ateady and unchanged.
San Francisco Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9. (AP)
cream f.o.b. San Francisco 18e.
Wall St. Report
Stock iale Averages
(Copyright, 1938, Standard Statistics
Co.)
February 9:
60
Indl's
Today 51.0
30
Rr'a
30
Ut's
844
83.6
84.1
93.1
233.1
90
Total
53.6
63.5
62.0
39.7
28.9
28.1
1J
1404
Prev. day ... 49.9
Week ago .- 49.1
Year ago 67.6
S Yrs. ago ...181.7
594
183.9
Bond Sale Average,
(Copyright. 1983, Standard Statistic!
CO.)
February 9:
30 30 20 80
Indl'a Rr'a Ufa Total
Today 634 65.6 83.7 70.6
TODAY and FRIDAY
First Medford Showing
IT'S SCREEN
LOVERS TORS
ASUNDER . . .
Virtue mocked
by men and women
whoae families
thought them honored.
I TO YAUl
with EEI0 LINDEN
II
tt Minutes of Hilarity In "PARTNERS TWO"
Fox Movietone News
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Prev. day . 63.3 64.6 3M 70.0
Weak ago 69 6 64.6 63.7 704
Year ago 67.1 73.6 83.1 19.8
3 Yrs. ago . 93.1 109.1 98.3 98.8
NEW YORK. Feb. (AP) The
stock market pushed up In the most
buoyant manner In four week today,
and, while It was unable to retain all
of its advance, closed with nlmerous
gain of about 1 to 3 poln's. The
final tone waa firm, and transfers
approximated 1.100,000 share.
Today'a closing price for 30 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. s Dye 84 &
Am. Can 59
Am. & Fgn. Power I'.i
A. T. & T. , 103
Anaconda
Atch. T. 8. F.
Bendlx Avla. ... .
Beth. Steel
Chrysler
Coml. Soly
Curtlss Wright
Du Pont .......
Gen. Food ........
Gen. Motors ..........
Int. Harvest. ... ...
I. T. 6s T.
Johns-Man.
Mont, ward
North Amer.
Pararn. Publlx
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet.
Radio
sou. Pac.
St. Brands
St. Oil Csl.
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb
United Aircraft ........
U. S. Steel
7S
451,
9?,
141,
13
U4
17,
38
24',
14
20
1Y
20 Vi
13,
35
261,
6
4
18
15
34
26
8
35
34V4
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Mentioned As Envoy
8peoulatlon on diplomatic ap
pointmenta when Mr. Roosevelt be
cornea Preaident brought mention
of the name of Clark Howell, At
lanta publisher, for ambassador te
Italy or Jaoan.
The state, of South Carolina netted
6897 from taxes on 80 Inter-collegl-ate
football games last fall. - . -
Nervous Headaches
Springfield, Ore
gon "Soon after I
married I went to
pieces. For doy I
would have nervous
headaches, would he
come distressed after
eating, Buffered with
gss, had poor appe
tite, and was so tired
AnA WAnk " mniA
Mike Smith, Cor. 8th and A 8ts. "Be
fore I had finished the aecond bottlo
of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
I felt like a younger person, there waa
such a change the 'Prescription' gave
me new life. I have always been in
excellent health since."
All druggists. Fluid or tablets.
Wrll. lo Dr. Pin..'. aiU, Baff.le,
N. V., for Im m.dl.il .d'U.
M U It
15c
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2500 Rooms
$2.60 up
, Vou will like the atmosphere
at the Morrison Hotel. All
' outside rooms with bath.
rirculatins tot water, bed
head reading lamp, snd
QMrwAr NMfMi ro itnrea.
office, theatre and railroad
itatkma. Oarage lacuinea.
IIOHAIO HICK!
E. Point To Have
Church Luncheon
A basket luncheon will be held at
the Eagle Point Community church
Sunday, It was announced here to
day. Following the luncheon, a ser
mon will be delivered by Rot. w. J.
Howell of the First Presbyterian
church In Medford. Special music Is
also promised and a large attendance.
1 desired.
SALEM. Feb. 9. (AP) Frank Lu
daney was found guilty in circuit
court last night of attempted crim
inal assault of Theresa Zach of Mt.
Angel early last fall. The Jury de
liberated 10 hours.
rOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
FURK. apts for rent. Tel. 201-H.
FURNISHED 6-room modern house.
close In: oil heater, electric range,
upholstered furniture, fireplace, ga
rage: only 627.50. water paid. Write
B. J. Palmer, Route No. 3.
FOUND Black beret.
Call at Mall
Tribune.
FOR SALE Barred Rock baby chicks.
hatching eaas. Toulouse geese, can
use hay or wheat. R. B. Carley,
358-X.
EXOHANOE hay for wood or what
have you? Tel. Flynn Bros., ooo-y.
FOR EXOHANGE Splendidly Improv
ed 5-acre tract on Pacific highway
Trade for realdence or Income prop
erty In Medford: or rent to respon
sible party. Phone oe.
FOR RENT At once, to family with
out children or with grown chil
dren, one of the nicest modern 6-
room unfurnished bungalows in
the city; has electric water heater,
Heatrola, new linoleum on kitchen
and laundry with waBhtubs; houte
all newly painted ana paperea; ga
rage, wood house, screened porch ne,
flowers, garden plot, etc. Address
K. S-, Tribune, and owner will call
WANTED Twin of all age. Call
339. Kennell Ellis Studio.
6-ROOM house, range, water, 620. 16
No. Peach. Phone 1042-W.
LOST A tiger head stickpin with two
small dlamonda for eyes and small
ruoy in mouth: valuable aa heir
loom: reward. Finder please notify
a. s. omitn, rnone 'to or utw-A,
il earn I ' " S n i r TV I
STARTS TOMORROW!
I HE WISE-CRACKED HIS WAY INTO EVERY
I DAME'S HEART! .. j : "
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LOWE Teeth of Hell Itself, I
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GIBSON tatlonal Romance Jf
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WILSON Cheering? If
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rest for day, a week or to live and dream a
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f) Pasadena snd the beautiful HOTEL MARY
LAND ar a bit farther away from the ocean,
where the dry, crisp air and health restoring
sunshine are so Invigorating- -yet only a few
minutea drive along paved boulevards t the
heart of busy Los Angsls.
For Booklet and 7J Slo foaioh
Write te H. M. NICKERSON, MANAGER
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Room without bath 11.80 ap
Room with balk . . 13.00 wf
Specisl weekly i monthly rstes.
Coif Privileges. Garage adjacent.
Cars checked at the door.
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R. J. Matheson, Managtr
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Legal steps were underway this
afternoon before Justice of the Pease
William R. Coleman, for the release
of the attachment filed by Eugene
Wright, advertising solicitor, agalnat
the Morning News, published by L.
A. Banks, orchard ist.
The newsprint Is held for salary
alleged due to Wright, for services
rendered. Attorney W E. Phlpps rep
resento Banks, Attorney Allison Moul
ton, Wright. The release of the news
print Is sought, from the claim.
THIS WOMAN
Lost 35 Lbs.
OF FAT
Miss M. Kalner of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
writes: "Have "fed Kruschen for the
past 4 months and have not only
tost 35 pounds but feel so much bet
ter In every way. Even for people
who don't care to reduce, Kruschen
is wonderful to keep the system
heal tin, I being a nnre should know
for I've tried so many tltliiKs but only
Kruschen answered all purposes."
(May 12, 1033.)
TO lost fat SAFELY and HARM
LESSLY, take a half teaspoonful of
Kruschen. in a glass of hot water in
the morning before breakfast don t
miss a morning a bottle that lasts
4 weeks costs but a trifle but don't
take chances be sure it's Kruschen
your health comes first get It at
Jar ml n St Woods Drug Store, West
Side Pharmacy or any drug store in
America. If not Joyfully satisfied
after the first bottle money back.
HEMORRHOIDS
Piles Successfully Treated
without Surgery
No Pain No Loan or Time
Consultation A Examination Free
Dr. Hnrvey E. Miller
1.05 Liberty Bldj.
ENDS TON1TB
"NO MORE ORCHIDS"
Carol Lombard Lyle Talbot
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